Semiconductor manufacture involves doping silicon or germanium with controlled trace amounts of another element.

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Doping is a process used in semiconductor manufacturing where small amounts of impurities are intentionally introduced into a pure semiconductor material (such as silicon or germanium) to alter its electrical properties, enhancing its conductivity and enabling the creation of electronic devices like diodes, transistors, and integrated circuits.

Semiconductor Manufacture Involves Doping Silicon or Germanium with Controlled Trace